Sentence examples for interest to dance from inspiring English sources
Also included are manuscripts of librettos for Prokofiev's operas, and drawings and scenic design details for the ballets that Prokofiev worked on with Diaghilev, which Mr. Morrison said would be "of enormous interest to dance researchers".
But the productions that are likely to be of greatest interest to dance fans are "The Bright Stream" and "The Pharaoh's Daughter," both of which will be performed at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City July 18-30.
It includes more than 200 photographs from Cunningham's childhood through the "Legacy" tour, the final performances of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company in 2011, but it is the multimedia dimension that is likely to be of most interest to dance lovers.
By bringing people with similar interests together to dance, dress up, perform, and present themselves according to this or that aspect of their sexual orientation and identity, parties play a key role in fostering the kinds of friendship and emotional bonds that allow us to work cooperatively and support each other in other contexts.
Since she started salsa lessons a few months ago, she said, she too had seen more men interested in learning to dance, which she attributed in part to Mr. Cruz.
Are you interested?" "I want to dance," I replied.
I love that you've shown such an interest in music and love to dance.
She kept shouting at Harry that she wanted to dance but he wasn't interested so she danced on her own.
A few years later, he and his father put on a free show in a Russian nightclub, hoping to stimulate enough interest in ballroom dance lessons to open their own studio.
The hosts discuss issues of interest to Latinos before breaking into dance routines.
But Mr. Shropshire — an American who directs this company from Groningen, the Netherlands — and his collaborators manage a deadly combination of dogged repetition, earnest self-importance and obliqueness that almost immediately dulls any interest to be found in the dance.
